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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-04-22

GOLD BKICK swENDLE,


New York, April 22-An evening
paper priuts the following: What bids
fair to develop into big gold brick
swindle came to light to, day at the United
States Assay Office. Yesterday we'll
known and wealthy gentleman OF this
city deposited four large bars, supposed
TO be gold. with the Assayer to be re-
fiped and made into standard gold bars.
The gentleman said the bars were from
California. and were estimated to be
worth about $40, 900 each, or $40, 600 for
the four, and that the assay which he
had made before showed the bars to be
about ~ per cent G3e The bars were
received and reeelpted for in the usual
form. and the gentleman departed in full
confidence that he had $40, 900 in gold in
the hands Of the United States. The sus-
picions of Graham, Receiver Of Deposits,
were aroused by the light weight of the
bars, their specific gravity being only
about 50, whereas the specific gravity of
gold is 1913. Samples were taken from
the four bars and assayed, when it was
found that the bars were of copper with
IN, with wash of gold on the outside, 10
short the four bars turned out to be
worth about four dollars instead of
$40, 900. Up to noon to-day the gentle.
man had not called to ascertain the re-
suit of the assay. II is evident that Q
fraud has been perpetrated on him. and
that he is numbered among the victims OF
the gold brick trick.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-04-22

ETSANTA ABIE is only sold in large bottles
at Sl three for 81 so. Sold by all wholesals and
retail druggists rs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-04-22
A FREE FIGHT.
what Occurred at Ladies' liberal
Meeting.

LONDON, April %. "A meeting of the
Ladies' Liberal Association was held at
kensington last evening at which sew
eral Members OF Parliament were present.
A row arose on the Irish question aud
Gnally the platform was stormed aud .
free fight eusued. in which the furniture
in the hall was smashed and tho pieces
used as weapons. The police succeeded
an restoring order after hard struggle
making several arrests. Many persons
were injured including two members of
the House OF Commons. The ladies'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-04-22

Lieutenant John w. Danenhower, the
Arctic explorer, shot and killed himself at
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Mary
land, Wednesday morning. He had mem
tai trouble after coming back from the
Arctic region, where he went with the
Greeley expedition.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-04-22
RAISING a suEGE.
A Citizen sf Truckee arrested In British
tolum Jia.

VICTORIA, B. c.. April ANDY
Clark, lately from Truckee, was arrested
for raising check from $3.50 to $3.50.
He has been remanded for eight days
until the arrival of further evidence. 1t
is thought he will he extrsdited.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-04-22
Back woods wisdom.

Play is the grease which oils the axles
of the young.
Whar thar amt uuthin' good thar amt
nuthin' very bad.
The courts is mighty onsartin onless
you've got the best witnesses.
The maa what's contented with bis
work gifts bigger pay than the President.
Time is valIyble 'cordin' to the way
hits spent. Ef hits idled away hits .
cuss..
Hits wrong to think hen scratches
for amusement. Hits garden seed she's
arter
Gittin' start in the world depends a
right smart on which way yer want ter
60.
The woman What follows fashion has
got ter step peert, an her ceokin' amt
ttten ter eat.
Philosophy is a mighty good thing ter
have, but ten dollar bill will buy the
most pervisions.
Nomern set great store by new bon
nets. They'd rather have new bonnet
than good milk cow.
You can't ketch er 'possum ever time
dog barks up holler tree; nur pole
cat, either, fur that matter.
Givin' a man a title is sorter like turn
in hoss loose with halter on. The
halter's no advantage ter the hoss, but
makes him easy ter ketch. h.-Goodall's
Sun.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-04-22
The Funeral TO Take Place sunday

WAsHrEGToY, d. c., April 22.-The
brought to this city yesterday afternoon
from Annapolis. They were accempa-
MED by two brothers and two brothers.
in-law of the deceased, and a naval es-
co,t of six Leuteuabts, who acted as
pail bearers. At Aanapois the body
was taken to az undertaking establish
ment and embalmed. The funeral will
take place sunday afternoon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-04-22

A nrst-ciass BILLIARD TABLE, ior tAs ae~
commodation OF guests
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-04-22

FoLsoM, Call used Butte-Tne in chroaic
rheumatism With great benefit. Please send
supply to J. w. Haines, Genoa, New, and oblige
yours truly, f. c. DuRANT, NJ 4.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-04-22
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

49, The residence OF J. Fl. Macmillan. situ-
n s.sf ated few doors from the Court-house ON
ELU Bridge Street, Winnemucca, Nevada
For particulars apply TO
MACMILLAN X HANNAH
winnemucca, Nevad,., December l7tA, 1885
Dirt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-04-22

THE BAP will always. be stocked with tho
choicest
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-04-22

WOODLAND, Cal-Your medicines are selling
better than any other shelf goods, and give salts
faction to all purchasers The Cat-R-Cure is
praised very highly by all who have tried it, and
many cases have been greatly benefited by It's
use when all other rem. dies tried have proved OF
no beneat. Yours truly,
Pom l. LAWSON.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-04-22
SANTA ABLE,
Pleasing TO the Palate and Death 60
Cough.

CALICO, Call have had the catarrh for five
years, and could hardly t. TX plain; could not
breathe through my no,trils Your California
Cat. Cure has cleansed out my head and can
talk palmer now than have for the past five
wears Your medicine is all thst II is represent
ed, an absolute cure for eatarrh and cold in the
head. Yours truly,
CHARLES G. 0yERsHINRR.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-04-22
NOTICE To STOCkMEN.
J.. e.. HOLLOWAY.
Practical Veterinary Surgeon,
Winnematea, New.

srnying and castratng by cer1sseuy (ths best
method knoSn) speciality.
Terms 10 gut the lines on application.
AS 10 safe work, would refer to r. W.sCruicher,
Willow 4. int Nevada; Col j. A. Hardin, Quin
River, Nevada; 4. W. Lewis. Wpnemucea, Ne
vada; l.. Godchaux, OF BIandenstein Co, SO
Clay street, san Francisco. m22u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-04-22

present, among whom was Mrs. Ashton
Dixie, made their way to side hall
where they witnessed the row.
DANENHOwER's REMAINS.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

THE SANITARY authorities OF Eus-
land have cot IN example that can be
advantsgeously folio we'd BY every city
and town In the Ua,ssd States. rhsfs
hes been . general cleaning mp aud
house to house Inspection In oil the
principal cities, and the oonseQ usnce ID
that the death rate has been reduced
some ten or twelve per cent. II IL
predicted that We are TO have vista.
tion OF the cholera next year, but
whether this IL 20 or not every precau.
sion should be taken 10 time TO ward
of disease and noshing left uudope 70
decrease the death rate to the lowest
possible figure.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
At the Opera House.

The Days will appear 1t the Opera
House this evening IN their brand new
all wool and yard wide extravagansa
entitled Upside Down." OF which an
exchange says: "a crowded house
greeted the Days last night In Upside
Down." every SEA. and all the svaua
.le standing room being occupied.
Only the Days can present . discon.
nected piece like this ons In anything
like . successful manner, and lAst
even Ing their success at fun m kin z
was fully up to their past efforts In this
direction. The singing and dancing
were excellent, ana the witty hits
created much merriment
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

Of Mh CATION to The railroad com pAnies.
A. the time many OF the companies o D.
t..nsi snsir chArters the people vere &C
anxious TO have railroads that they
we're willing to tolerate almost any
ihiug. but that day has passed and thu
SOBER second thought teaches the peo
pc, and We believe the railroad oom
pAnies Also, that the grade orosslng'
must 20.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
THURSDAY. NOV EMBEs = 10. 1857
A CAREFUL survey o, the results o.

4 CAREFUL survey OF the results oil
Tueslay's cleo dons shows shat there
10 very little In them TO comfort the
Dem oorAsio party. In New York, where
the employees Of the National, Ssase
ana municipal govern mants were taxed
heavily 10 swell the corruption fund,
weich President Cleveland encouraged
hy hls contribution. they have failed
b carry tAe Legislature, although they
also led the head OF their ticket by .
falr piursli:y. New Jersey seems 70
have elected Q Republican Legislature.
Massachusetts end Pennsylvania give
good Repub blioan maj jorlries, and Ohio
looms proudly up with IN Increased
mai srisy for General Foraker, against
whom, OF ell others, Presidsns Cleve.
land allowed every possible means TO
be used 10 secure bis defeat Rhode
Island sends Repu blioan Gong ngressmAn,
aud makes sure Of Republican Presl-
dert II the next Presidential election
should be thrown into the house. Tue
returns from the west ere satisfactory
into line with 10000 Republican mA.
jorisy, while Iowa folio ~ with 10 900.
The entirs result must be taken -
verdios against President Cleveland and
his party, and show ws that while he hes
besn tracking and doing oil In his
power 70 make . solid south, he has
succeeded In making adlvided north as
Ear I'D the Demo,ratio party 10 CON-
cernsd. In New York olsy the Demo
Gratis made olean sweep, but this was
not unexpected, yet there Il very little
10 tse victory OF which the Democrat
party osn feel proud. ~ 1t has carried
the machine nominee, Fellows, into
on 20. Had the Democrats Of thu. city
been possessed Of the same ind spen.
deneo % the Republicans Of Philadsl.
phls, the party lash Welded BY che
bosses would mot have had any effect,
and the MeHopolis would not have bseo
d!sgrAcsd by . boodler's triumph.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

SOME PRoPLR seem 10 think that the
Chicago Aparohiss are TO be hanged
for the mere fact Of their being AuArch-
lists. Su,h, however, 10 no. the case;
they are to be executed because they
ere murdsrers, their active pariloipa-
tion in ali the various stages and pro-
oesses which led to the vAnbon murder
o. seven men having been cleArly es-
tablished by in:outrovsrdbls evidence.
Therefore they mast suff.r for their
acts, and not for their opinions or ut-
terauces.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

CONNECTICUT is trying the expert.
mens Of abolishing grade crossings and
twshty-two city and town crossings
have been change ct cost Of SlO8 800.
OF ~hich $S7 $50 was paid By the rail.
road companies, and the re N Ainder BY
she tovss, making the streets perfectly
safe for travel at Q cost OF abou. s5 600
each, or an expense o! not quite 81, 900
TO the towns for sAch crossing. This Is
. matter which concerns the psople OF
every CITY In the United States, as we'll
o. the rsi!rssd companies. The many
accidents which sre Consistently OCCUR.
ing ct grade crossings in cities and
towns 10 the stroDges: possible srxu.
nent Ia favor Of their total abo itiou.
They sre no, only . constant source o,
danger, but also an expense and esuss
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

II TINE Republicans desire to elect
their candidate TO the Presidency In
1888 they should Immediately effe,. .
most thorough orgAniEAtl Clubs
seou.d be formed In every school dis.
H!cs IN every State In the Union, the
names OF the voters should be enrolled :,
and steps taken TO see that every one
shall be qualiAed 70 vote. The voik
OF pFoselyting should also be carried on
diligently. Every doubtful voter
should he visited, proper reading mat.
s7r soould be furnished him, and every
a-gcneni should be used to eniighteu
h.s Lind, end enable him 70 vote IN
dersssDdingly. In this way scores OF
honest men may DO led 70 leave the
Dsmocra.io party and cast their ballots
With the party that represents their
views on protection and other Ques ton 8
underlying the prosperity OF our coun.
try The great mass OF men can Ger.
,A!niy be made to understand tba. their
individual interests are much more i'm
poEtsns lhsn party names, and when
they are oonvino oed OF the necessity OF
any policy to insure plenty OF work and
fair wages they will willingly sEcrifi ce
tas IDEAL for the real. Each R.publi.
oaa should therefore become . mission
ary, rs nhnued efforts 70 dissemina.e
p1iiacai truth and dispel political
hereAiss will be productive OF good re-
aai:s, We have an abiding hope tha,
tie intelligsDoe OF the voters OF this
county 10 sufh silent II proper Efforts are
made, 10 avert threatened disaster To
trade by defeating the candidate repre-.
sen ting the Rsndalli,es OF the Eor,h,
aad the OArlisles aud wat,erscns OF thu
South, whose views are 30 dissimllai
ne 10 give Just ground for the charg,
that they are only induced 70 g.. TO
sethar through the hope OF cfice O
public plunder.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

THE SHOOTING OF the 14-year.old
boy, Preston L. Dewey, yesterday, by
his companion, john OunnIn gh am, OF
soout she same age, is ano!her instsn oe
OF the danger OF soys being permitted
,o lave pistols. There are mum sers CT
eoys 10 this city. whose ages range
from Y to g yesrs, who have pis.Jla,
some O them owning them with the
know!edse and consent OF their parents,
While oEherr manage to secrs'e them 10
tia. oono hu. their companions are
sF'se OF .Leir having item. In the
a4s q yoaaZ Dewey the shooting vas
pately accidental, bat still It was
smother 0sss OF "didn't know It was
loaded" GLASS, OF which untortuna.ely y
too many OCCUR even with grown Der.
sons. We do not know that Cunning.
ham . parents knew that he had . pis-
toi, and therefore do not wish 10 be IN.
ders,oed rs censuring them. A boy Of
IA ye1rs OF age has scarcely discretion
enough 10 be trusted with . death deal.
Ing weapon, and ell parents should, as
far as IL 10 In their power, use every
endeavor TO prevent their boys OWNING
or hsvtng pistols.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
~ AAAm AnnsAxs
palLApsLrHIA. Thursday, nov. 10. IL


A dozen different proper
and useful Dress Stufs have
fallen from Market value to
three-quarters, two-thirds,
and lower. The pressure Of
one kind Of another has
done it. The push Of the
roughs and smooths and the
betweens has been such
that something must give
way. The front ranks must
be broken if you are to get
at the rear ranks. No choice
as to which goes under.
We pitch on the middle
style, the betwiSt rough and
smooth.
Not one OF these goes
down for any reason what
ever in the cloths them.
selves. The fortune of war
Chance touched for the lit
tier price.
All-wool, every one Of
them, save in some OF the
sorts a now -and-then spat.
.ering of silk that only goe:
tor looks. You buy them
Tor the wool; the silk i:
thrown in.
Our Plaid and cheek
plaid over check, SO jumblec
and color mixed that onl,
the inch block outlines are
distinct. Specks of lightel
silk help the mix Up. Tel
styles.
cast OF light
a cast of dark
u cast OF red
in each, but with added tint
ings that give novelty {
every pattern. Run then
through your fingers. Soi
but solid. The fashion abl,
colors in fashionable stufs
81 &c from soc.
Let this one do for tn,
dozen. Any one of tn,
dozen is just as good. Non,
of them are noveltiet; never
were. They never bore tn,
price OF novelties. The,
were staple stufts at so
(where else tor so little a
5oc'). We were just a
) apt to take any other 50
. etuffs in the Store and max
. them 37ac.
0 Southeast Of centre.
A good time and a ba,
. time to get a notion of ou
Book business drift. Tn
. Holiday army is marshaled
but in some places tn
. merely pretty inside an
! outside Books overtop thei
betters. That is the fault c
the almanac. The sturd,
m e ATTY, thought helpin
Books are here as well a
the fancy-ticklers.
A good share of tn
. Books of the year will !
: bought between now an
Christmas. They should b
, thought of beforehand {
J; there will be money wastet
: Book News helps you
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
REeIsrER.s ORDER.
~ kn0IBTEK'B OYFICk
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DHL.,

AV SAhNAb DkL.s
Upon the application OF Security Trus,
and safe Deposir Company, executor oi
yohn sehrenbAch, late % Whmlse ton
q oraeree and direcssa By he Reg. :.
lister that the Executor Aforesaid give
notice q Erantins OF istter: Tssss.aeniary
upon the estate OF the deceased,
by causing. advorusemsnN 70 be posted
within - days from the date OF such
letters In six Of the most public
places Of the county Of New Castle, requIrins
Az persons having demands against The estate
70 present the came. or abide BY an Act Of
Assesnhiy In sach case made and provided |;
hne Also cause the same 70 be inserted within
the same period In the lhily REPUBLICAN,
Newspaper publishedin Wilmington, and o
be continued therein three weeks (e. o d.
(~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
a.. Q. Once OF the Register sforeaaid al
t-~- Wilmington. in New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
JOHN X. BRADPORD, Register.
NorlcE-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested 70 The E1, cut0r,
on or before November q ISsH or
abide the Act Of Assembly In such case made
,sESuRITY TRUST AND SAFE DE.
Aaa~ ess. wiininstoa, Del. uovs-sw-eod
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
A. clock

Az the County Con,,
rsnI % %sbofe Tenth. HE ,sS % n,
Il IN 'hsate, late OF Kn.Anns " wing 49,
i }sllnate In the city a, nA st-nsh, ds,.I
Iwlt; " aescnbot a, X "
No, l. E.giHnipp
sue OF jefferson Str,r, ro'el On the va
y !, NV, sure t., al The 4 istaas"h tigtnI
thchtd mort 0r les. su u fea
@ ot Mn h street; a. ta' sss
.MIsi with Niuth stIe.t a.. ro1shI
.iIy side et Windsor siie,i y,ea 70 Ii.
aonR said 81 de OF Wine saee 'saal
~, % =, ~ teIly parallel VIA sueI
/ .n.i n, ,h' aforesaid side Of Jssaa Hit.|
MA enes srew lth .ors, -, .soa .,-la n
yrnts u beginning. - ""a VI
errc,, a may. h.,i.v~
Iknown ~"otslory rsue dst,,, Il
~ a. 70, S' Jefferson .,e,, as \
/ side n, mMRlhnlng at a point ,s q.
iect inches from n. N aislaag J
Ninth street. thence No. shsIl' U
Jener sOn stree sou,h.,i Hss Aesl
% less, u a lhr ~ let 1
alcnael brAdlsy theme a,.,,, liat
WttIy direction 10 tAs es.'a, 'nt
"Inusor street belngAt n.,., W
tahce OF ~ iectf iroh,, t,as. Hn
II A a. t.
r oI MIN street theme, ., ~ w
th Ninth strret % ttet " ,hs h'l
oi jefferson street and plsf. ~ sgst s.t.
hs e"nrlt what ihey may 'N'ia(
No. z. BeEinninsa a ~,
esst.Ily side OF orlar s,re.t Is.aI sI,.I
o. rs iert from Yront syee asaS
idc Ola > feet Wide allt,' n sp.hs ~ nc
oplsr etrct north riy B n. u
nouse And lot; theme ea.I,y,, n..,
kr.ont street and running sot,a ~ n Is
nloining house 7Gn tna st,l.' ss
cry paral lei With Poplar s,reet
shn northeriy SID. nf aid ,sisx
herewith westerly IN 10 NE No..
ming, together with The Aur,. N
lhereto, and the privilege a n.,,1pys
common with otil.rs emitted arS ~.
Ownership, ue and BE- cot Of n. III
frsn and Af'er haYI. isSs. H,,ios
erected . s-story brick DIV, l.ar b,n.s n
as o. i0i Poplar street. ktterd.sss "
gwen and prins ma 8. known A. n, ~
place Aforesaid by -
JAS. II H0FYBuEg nd
~ by d. AtSn,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

WORD CONES from London that
every miscreans in Europe 10 watching
irbenay for some sign, that the Chicago
Anarchists may escape the Just penalty
OF their crime. The American Minister
to England vas obliged 70 decline 70
see Q miscellaneous crowd that called
ss the Legation to demonstrate against
the execution Of the Anarchists. The
correspondent OF the New York Trib.
uns says: "Should he (Governo,
o1lesby) pardon the condemned men,
you may expect rush OF Anarchist.
nom various psrts Of Europe TO Amsri.
oa." This probably explains the
anxiety OF the Socialists OF Europa to
secure the pardon Of their comrades In
Amsr!os.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
IR EGlSTER's ORDER.
IAS kEGIsTFR'B OFT'cH
NEW CAsfLk coUNry, pII

~ KEGIsTYR's OFP'cH
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. UII
Upon the spplicat,oa Of Gecrss nsn,,
nsssr Ssa s.a,sno,hs ne 9, an sIesntors of isabella
o.aetsa ss.ss I'd az, and directed BY. the Reg.
lsss. ~ tnnt inc nreeators Aforesaid give n.tIc.
OF graptias OF letters Testamsntary amor ~
estate OF the deccased, with the date of gr,n,.
ink thereoi By causing advertisements 10 he
po.ted within Iorty days from the date OF surh
lettersm 81 OF the most public place, OF ,ha
|eouny OF New CASTLE, requiring ali person.
having demands against The estate 10 ti,Tessn,
tne she, OF abide by an Act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided; and aiso ,anss
ne same 70 be inserted within the same peri
% In he DAhy RRPuBLIcAs. hsws
dsper published In WILMINGTON. D.l
and TO be continued the rein three weeks, e.
Given under the hand and Zeal NJ
l. 9. once OF the Register Aforesaid. al
l. Wilmington, In New Castle Co.nIy
Aforesaid the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BKADFOK0,
HorIoE.-Au persons hayins eaa,m ! g.ins,
the estate o. the deceased must present ths
sane. duly att,sted 70 the Executors, on or be-
lore october 18th. iass OF abide the Act OF A.
sefnbiy In sdoh ease made and provided.
G0RGk UAsBY,
JOHN sIDkBtyTHAM
Address. Charles b. Lore, Hsq., wilmington,
Dei. nOys-sw- -em
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

NOTIOE-A NEW RULE HAS BEHE
~ adopted by the Wilmington and
BrkndyWine Oometery, under which this
corpo ation will receive sums OF money,
sithe or deposited with IL or elueAthed 10 e.
for tho maintenance and repair Of ldts
mon uments, tomDs, vaults, 40. A. h
5MI TN. Secretary. si3.m .th-ln
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
NOTICES.

NOrlCE-THE FOURTEENTH AN.
IN nuAl meeting o. the GnArcholders OF
the Clayton Loan AtKoistion will bs beld
Friday, the lith inst, at O'Clock p. m The
re ort ofthe auiitors viii be sabmitted, and
an election held OF officers for the ensu lhg
year. M. Ia LlUHTEkSrEIN,
nas. Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
wANAMAKRRD .

wANAMAKERg
mo New-Book mystery be-
hind. The November mum.
ber (4S pages) has a por.
trait and sketch OF Hon
George H. Boxer. SC, SOC
a year.
We sent out two Dickens
Calendars (ISS6 and 1857,
la third (l8SS) is ready
The best of the lot. You
are sure not to see a hand
somer Calendar from any
where. The every.day-in.
the-year bits are as bright
| in their way as the Dickens
pictures around them. SOC;
by mail, SOC.
Thirteenth street entrance.
What we are doing in
| |Handkerchiefs is a fair mark
for what we are doing in
other Linens. Piles on the
|counters-every inch GOV.
cred; bulging boxes on the
shelves-no corner empty;
festoons all around. Every
pile and box and festoon a
different sort. A Handker.
chief Jungle with walking
spaces through it.
Mems all-nnen, white, hemstitched
Sl dox
Mems ali-linen, cclored borders, 81
adoz.
Men's white heavy German linen.
hemmed, Sl.5O doz
(scalloped), for CSC.
Another lot, colored borders. were
25c each, now 2 for 25c.
Women's white hemtutched, ini-
tisl, 10c.
Children's, fancy borders, 6 In .
fancy boz, 30s.
And so on.
Southwest of centre.
Comfortables big enough
Tor any bed and still some
thing left to tuck in. Moth.
ing stingy about them
Whole-souled Comfortables
with q warm welcome and q
stick-by.you promise to who
ever crawls under them.
Imported Turkey-red chintz
covers, medal, lion centre,
ornamental border, hand
quilted, s375. Filled with
clean carded cotton, OF
course. We have no Com
Portable SO cheap that the
cotton in it is poor.
Near women's Waiting Room.
A Carpet Sweeper tina,
sweeps is no, enough. Il
used to be more than you
could get; but the propel
Carpet Sweeper of .da,
must do "broom work" with.
out skipping dirt, or jam
ming furniture, or skinnine
the carpet. 1t must be easy
to run, noiseless and simple.
To be perfect it must clean
the corners. The "Wana
maker won't dig out the
corners 1--WE are on the
watch for one that will), bu,
it fills the bill in every othel
way. We think il the bes'
Carpet Sweeper made. So
Basement, northwest OF centre.
john WANAMAKER.